Andrew D. Hnatiuk

Andrew grew up on a hobby farm near Lockport, and attended Happy Thought School and Selkirk Regional High School.  In those years he was active in Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps. Daerwood, and during his high school and undergraduate studies you might remember seeing Andrew working at The Marketplace (Co-op).

Andrew moved his law practice back home to Selkirk in 2020, operating as Hnatiuk Law, beginning as a family-run office and growing to a team of four, and always with a strong presence in the community. In 2025, Hnatiuk Law entered association with PKF Lawyers.

Andrew’s law practice has always been community-focused, including support to the community through hosting of free Estate Planning Seminars, presenting on matters like succession planning for the family farm, and distributing free legal information at community events.

Outside of the office, Andrew is an assistant coach with the Coyotes Football Club (Oakbank, MB) and is a Bible teacher at his local church.

Before moving his family back to Selkirk, Andrew’s law practice was based in the rural communities of Manitou, Morden, Pilot Mound, and Somerset, with a focus on real estate and mortgages, farmland, business law, estate administration and probate, and estate planning.

Andrew earned a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Manitoba, and completed his articles with a Crown Corporation in Winnipeg.  During Law School, Andrew worked as a legal researcher with Manitoba’s capital market and investment regulator, the Manitoba Securities Commission. He also served on the editorial board at the Canadian Journal of Human Rights; and volunteered with the Legal Help Centre.

Before studying law, Andrew earned a B.A. degree in Economics and Management from the University of Manitoba and a Chartered Insurance Professional designation from the Insurance Institute of Canada, and worked for a number of years as a commercial underwriter with one of Canada’s largest insurance companies.

Growing up in the Selkirk area, Andrew was active with a number of local charities, including volunteering at Our Daily Bread Soup Kitchen, co-founding a youth drop-in/Youth Group which met at Selkirk Gospel Chapel, and numerous other initiatives through his involvement with Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps. Daerwood. In fact, Andrew and his wife Mandy first met when they were both volunteering their time as children’s camp counselors at Faith Bible Camp (Victoria Beach, MB).

In 2005, Andrew was awarded the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award, which included recognition for his community service to the Selkirk area. As a lawyer he has endeavored to continue this practice by making service to the local community a priority.

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